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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-30

The Walnut Hill PerfectionIsts. OF
Cincinnati, to the number of 35. have
last been expelled from the Walnut Hill
Methodist Episcopal church of that cIty.
They seemed to have gotten over their
crazs and had been admitted TO the
church, where they seemed to be behaV.
Ing themselves. But all the while se-
cr't seances were held at the house of
Mrs. ]. O. Brooke, sister of Mrs. Martin.
New recruits were added, and gradually
me band began a repetition of their
former action. Mrs. Martin is now
openly claimed to be God, and Mrs,
Brooke Christ. Not long since Mrs.
Martin was Ill one night when her pres.
ence was desired at the seance. and her
husband, who Is bitterly opposed to tue
Perfectionists, though q strong Netho.
dist himself, forbade her attending and
she retired. But the audience persisted.
and at last Mr.. Brooke went to her
room, picked her up In his arms In her
night dress and carried her to the
seance, where she was greeted as God.
led In the services and is said to have
worked several miracles. These things
led to this second exposure.
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Saturday, the ID day Of July, 1887,

--N-N-DJS N@AS - Ne~J Va SNAg9 -NOsh
the following described real estate situate in the
county OF STARE and stale Il Ohio, tOwit part OF the
s0utheaB. qu2rter OF section number 10, township
number IL. In range number g. bjunded and described
az follows; Beginning At point IN the line Of ths
valley Railway ascertaDed as follows; beginning at
the Itheast corner OF said quarter seciID; thence
south hong the east line OF said quarter section and
township ina) twelve chains at nifty links to post IN
the New Berlin and Fnlon road; thence SOUTH 6S de-
grees west, chains and 67l2 links to post In said
road; thence NORTH 45 degrees west with said road
ehaus ana 30 LINKS u said po Mt In the east line o. sad
HRlleP hallway and beginning for this SulYy or lOt;
thence north With the east line Of said Valley Railway
22O 10 4 thpnca south S5 degrees east, parallel with
the Fulton road so fret thence snuth parallel with
tho east line 0f said Valley Railway 220 feet TO t CEN
tor OF New Berlin and Fulton road; thence along
said road nOrh IS desrees west 80 feet 10 said poinI
or cOmmenceneDt In the said est Hue OF the Val el
Railway, containing about Onefourth or an acre o.
ground. Also the following; being part OF T. sou
east quarter OF section number IL IN township number
IL and range number g. aud bounded and described a.
fol ows; hegiunng at post IN the center OF the road
leading from New Berlin t0 Canal Fulton, and bears
the III ee following cOnrseS and distances from tht
northeast corner Of said quarter section; north
81 degrets west. 1030A fee; south. 4 degree west
1913 and 410 feet; and south SO degrees east so feO
tofore sold by the said Granors to John Smith, thenc
north II degree east, 220 teet: thsnco sonth S3 de
grees east, 81 feet thence SOUTH degree west 2s(
Iret 10 the center OF said road; tnence n0rtb 30 de
grees vest 81 feet to tile place Of beginning and con
tanng 1853 and 11000 OF an acre OF land be the SAM
more less together with all the privileges and ap
purtelanc thereunio belonging.
Appraised at 81, 600.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. m. Terms cash.
A. LEININGER. Sheriff.
] O. WKLrY Att'y
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SYCAMORE PLANK WANTEn.

We want 20, 900 feet good dry
Sycamore 2 inch Plank immedi-
ately. Call or address
NEY MANUFACTURING co.
High street, junction Valley and
Ft. Wayne II. R., Canton D.
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FOR SALE.

Ihave for sale, at &95 per acre. fine and beautiful
farm Of 100 acres. within 10 miles Of Canton. The
farm 10 finely improved, having Q large, fine house
hank barn. horse barn. young orchard and every need
cd outbuildlng; good timber good water good wheat
aud stock farm, well fenced. Terms-$4,OOO down
and balance IN three annual equal payments. have
Tor sale number cf houses and lots In Canton Inquire
~ the Law Ofiioe Cf A. 8. VAN BUSKLHK.
~tse NeWU'ks"iV blocE. lSntpn OHIO
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II tho Sufferers from Consumu,,on

OUHbumptI0n.
Scrotula, and General Debility, will try
Scotts Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver oil.
with Hypophosphites, Il eW will find inn.
mediate relief and permanent benefit.
Dr. d. V. Mott, Brentwood, CAL, writes:
l have used ScOtt's Emulsion with great
advantage In cases Of Phthisis, ScrofuIa
and wasting diseases generally. It is
very palatable."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-30

A Baltimore police officer 80 years on
the force, MIR. Henry Durkee. saws. T 1T
suffered with poison oak more than a
year. tried st. Jacobs Oil: after the
second application the sores dried nm
and l was cured. think 1t inysIusbIe.S
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-30
Wanted 1000 Man

To know the value of Hop PIasters for
the cure of aches and pains. Thev
s0othe and strengthen weak parts.
Thousands Of w0rkingmen use and res.
ommend them as the best plaster ever
made. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-30

resting place. Thus has passed away
and been consigned to the tomb another
worthy citizen Of Canton, whose memo
~ will long be cherished by all who
knew John B. McCrea.
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YUM-YUM.

las sung by Harry Leoni, with Menches s
Barber.
must first of all explain
That I'm not the least insane,
As some of you may imagine from my
makeup;
I'm Just trihe mad
From the trouble have had,
1t has given to my temper quite shakeup
I once weighed fifteen stone,
But now I'm skin and bone,
The doctors say that will never rally;
My wife's gone with jap,
And wouldn't care rap,
But she's gone to kick her legs up in the
ballet.
CHORUS.
Have you seen Yum. Yum,
She has gone and left her Kolzo;
Have you seen Yum Yum,
She's left me like bum.
Just to think that Nankipoo
With her could play at peek.a-boo,
III have nothing more to do with Yum.
Yum Yum.
If were Japanee
would get my snikersnee,
And follow my old woman and her Blolso;
And the moment that we met,
Ten dollars you can bet,
Iwould rap him pretty hard upon his koko
really cannot say
What made her run away,
always did my very best to please her;
But still she had to run
With foreign son -ofa-gun,
dirty, greasy, ugly Japaneser.
CHORUS
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby glvcn that the undersigned has bee
duly appointed and qualified as administrator OF IN
eGse OF Amos johnson, late OF stark county OhiC
deceased. GEORGE FRANK.
Juno DIV
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Sheriff Sale.

By virtue OF an order OF sale Issued by the clerk of
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Stark county 0hlO and
70 me directed will offer for sale at public OutcTy, at
the door OF the court house. In the city OF Canton on
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Notice of Appraisement.
Esta,e Of @. .. paum. DECEASED.

Notice "a hereby given that an Inventory and ap
praisement OF the estate and property Of g. L Daum
late OF stark county, Ohio deceased. will be taken
his lato residence In Jackson township the 18th dsJ
OF June 1887, commencing at O'Clock a. m, and con
tlnulng from day to day until completed.
June 1st 1SS7-dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-30

Itching of the skin causing torture
and loss Of sleep, is banished BY sklp.
Success Soap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-30

IN all cases Of pimpfy eruptions the
saln!sry .aI.l,tsy effect OF Skin. Success Soap Is
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-30

Skin-Success Soap ia carefully medl.
Gated, and specially adapted for treat
ing all diseases Of the skin.
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Sheriff Sale.
Sheriff Sale.

va Stark County Common
Emily Kell ct al Pleas Court.
BY virtue OF an order nj sale Issued By the clerR
OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio
and to me directed will otter for sale at public outcry
at the door OF the court house. In the city Of Canton
on
Saturday, the I'd day Of July, 1887,
the Following described real estate to wit: Lot
number 294l, 10 the city Of Canton. In said county
appraised at S1100.
Sale to commence at O'Clock .. m. Terms, cash.
A. LEIN1NGER. Sheriff.
10. wKLTT Atty.
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Divorce Notice.
Sevareena Flshyear. Plaintiff, ]

Seyareena Flshyear Plaintiff,
v5.
Henry Fishyear, Defendant.
The defendant. Henry Fishyear whose place Of resl
denco Is unknown will take notice that on fhes5th day
o. Jane. A. "a 1885, severeena Flshyear. the plaintiff
filed her petition In the Court OF Common Pleas Oi
Stark county being cause number 63O9 praying di.
v0rce from said Henry Fishyear the ground OF Will
fu Absence and for amOnv 10 be charged on defend.
ants real estate and thar said will be for hear.
ing on and after the 22nd day Of Jnly a. u. 1887
WANN & BOW
1unl9LW Attorneys for Plaintiff
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BALDWIN u Sn1kL-La
ATTORNEYS AT LAw-Onice oppOste court House.
nAntnn O.
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RnRERrH. FoIaRR.

A1.roRNEv. Ar.I,Aw-U g. Commissioner, Commits
aioner for New York ard Pennsylvania ana notars
Pubiic-Ofnce No. 46 South Erie street up stals ~
Masslllon, Ohio. VIII give strict Attenuon 70 ~ ~
huEpess entrusted 10 his care In STARK ana aulolnln
counties and In the Federal Courts Northern DisFic
of Ohi0.
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Notice to Contractors.

J. o. wKLTH Atty.
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]. O. wELrY, Atty
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A. II. MCCARTHY,
ATTORNEY AT Law Umcs In kin" HlOcg 90"
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How tn Get Gas This Year.

To the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal
Allow me to suggest that the Common Coun-
Gil and Board Of Aldermen amend the natural
gas ordinance by short supplemental ordi-
nance providing that any company which may
pipe gas to the city and supply the same to our
citizens before the 1st day of January,
in said ordinance. and may charge for three
years that is to say, from Jan l, 1889, to Jan.
/, 1893 20 per cent. over the rates fixed in said
ordinance, and that after Jan. ], 1893, greater
rate shall be charged than that fixed in the ordl-
nance. This will insure the city gas during the
present year and will be of great benefit to the
city and perfectly fair to the companies which
are proposing TO supply gas. Let US get down
to businesses. and give the above advantages
early to such company or companies as will pipe
the gas here this year e. B. NJ.
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WILL NOT BE CHANGED.
The Council Committee Decides the Natural
Gas Ordinance Should Not Be Amended.

The natural-gas committee of the Common
Council, to which was referred the citizens Pc
tition presented to the last session of the Coun-
ell asking that the natural-gas ordinance be so
amended to conform to the ordinance
drafted and Endorsed by the manufacturers of
the city, held short session yesterday, aud con-
sidered the petition. The commi ttee unan-
imous tie belief that change in the ordi-
nance passed should be made. A report was
passed for presentation to the Council Monday
night setting forth that in view of the recent
discoveries of gas near the city and the appear
ance of several new companies who express their
willingness pipe the fuel to the city,
changes In the ordinance were necessary. The
change most desired by the citizens who signed
the petition was the substitution of the mixer
measurement for the meter The Standard Oil
Company has given notice that they will pipe
the city whenever that change is made and not
hafo
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Items from the Courts.

INSANITY OF AN EDITOR
Alfred NJ. Preston, the Pythian Journal edi-
tor. arrested Friday night for shooting :. his
wife. mother and brother. set up the plea of
temporary insanity before the Mayor yesterday
at his home.
ABANDONED DURING THE HONEYMOON
Alice Gieer has applied for a divorce from her
husband, William Giger. to whom she was mar
red in MAY, 1884. She alleges that after they
had been married four months he abandoned
her without any cause. and has since refused to
live with her provide for her support He is
now living at Noblesville.
SENTENCE OF a CoUNTERFEITER.
Judge Woods yesterday sentenced William
Teal, the counterfeiter. to the penitentiary for
Eve years. Teal is old offender with a rec
ord of crime and disgusting habits to keep from
him any sympathy whatever. His attorney
sought to obtain the lenisncy of the court on &C
count of the pretended sickness OF his client.
IL was evident, however, that bis feebleness
due to his habits and it failed to get for him
shortening of his sentence. Teal twice before
was sentenced in the same court, and Judge
Woods expressed the opinion that six years
from DOW he might again appear prisoner
before him. In that case he would
was also sentenced with the son for coun-
terfeitiDe. The father died in his cell at the
Jail. the son being with him at the time. Young
Teal piundored the old mans clothing rs he lay
Head IN the cell He is regarded example
Of total Gepravity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-31

Sunday night Aug IA. Miss Fay Mershorl will
sist her mother during the meeting especially in the
Service of Song" Mrs. Mershon is sister Fin law
of Capt w. r. Myers. ex-Secretary of State.
Bayless Campbell win address the Park temper
meeting this afternoon. His subject will be
The Exalted Mission nf the Ministers and What
Position They Should Take the Temperance CUES
tion."
Mr. Barnard will preach his last sermon at May
flower Church this morning. Subjects The Lesson
of Change" Dr. Hyde. the pastor. who is in Yer
mont. hopes to resume the work himself after his
cation.
In accordance with the call of the officers of the
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, for
the observance of to day day of prayer for the
Aug. A. in Texas. public service. conducted by Mrs.
J. r. Nichols. State president, will be held by the
Central w. 9. T. u. this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock
in the First Baptist Church.
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Broad Rippla Sunday Trains.

way f"Monon Route"l have decided to give the
citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity an oppor-
tunity to spend their Sundays during the warm
weather at Broad Ripple, where can be found an
elegant body of water. suitable for sailing or
fishing with small boats. and fishing tackle
enough for all: also an elegant grove (Riverview
Park which has been Entirely refitted with an
elegant new hotel. swings. baseball grounds.
and everything else that goes to make first
class picnic ground, thus Offering p splendid op-
portunity for society picnlcs Trains will run
every Sunday until further notice as folio W s:
Leave Union Depot at A. NJ and 1:30 p NJ !;
leave Massachusetts avenue at 9: 10 A. NJ and lao
p NJ: arrive Broad Ripple at $50 A. NJ. and p
NJ returning. trains leave Broad Ripple at I1:3O
A. NJ and 7:30 P. NJ. Fare. &c. round trip.
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Where Everybody Carries q Baby.
Toxic Letter.

II
Like China. the principal produce of Japan is
children-a very great variety. indeed, it does
produce TOO! They are of all patterns, very
numerous. and almost always very small. II
really seems to foreigner that every boy and
girl in Japan that is big enough carry a baby
has one strapped upon her his back. It 10
often hard to say which of the two is the young
baby, the one being carried or the one carry
ing, thew are both SO small. But the carrying
of these babies is not limited to the older chill
dren entirely. Fully one-half. il not more. of
all the women seen about the streets and houses
are also carrying babies their backs. They
carsy them thus in the streets, in the temples
in the stores Everywhere you confronted
with cheerful pair of faces, one behind the
other, lettering about, the amusement of both
often at work. too--often visiting friends. But
this ever present baby is, like it's parents very
quiet and contented, now and anon cooling and
doing.
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One Peculiarly of the Insane.

BostOn IransCrIpt,
Zone of the peculiar freaks of insanity" said
Keeper Henry Moest. of the Erie county aims
house. sis the seeming reversal of natural ten
denotes. For example. we have in the male
wards fine collections of potted plants and
climbing vines. which grow SO luxurantly that
they curtain the windows. The men tend these
carefully, pluck away the dead leaves. stir up
the dirt in the pots. prune the vines. keep them
carefully watered, and in divers other ways
with che women. Every attempt to introduce
plants and vines as a feature of the female
wards. save in the cottage where the rnildest
cases are confined. mas proved fat failure
The women pull out the plants by the roots tear
down the vines and manifest other destructive
tendencies entirely at variance with the nature
of the sex in general"
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American Sympathy with Home Rule.


American sympathy with home rule reminds
one of the English sympathy with State rights
in the American struggle. The English Union
lists now politically just where the American
Unionists were then. These latter held the in
teerity of the national domain paramount TO all
other considerations. and their indignation was
great at Enelishmen who sympatbized with the
State right movement. Yet their own sym
patty is now by large majority with the State
rights party. II is not hard to SEQ why this
change of attitude The home-ruers of 1860
were aristocrats, while now the home-rule
movement is a democratic one. Political theory
has little to do with the matter The sympathy
of the people every where is with the people
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-31
A FULL line of bookcases at VIM. L. Eide RS.
Grand Excursion

To Niagara Falls Toronto, Thousand Islands,
Mayvile. Chautauqua lake and Put in Bay, via.
L. B. s. w. railway, Tuesday, Aug g. Fare for
the round trip to the falls. s5: to Toronto 81 ex
ira; to Thousand Islands, So extra; to Mayville,
on Lake Chautauqua. 20 cents extra. Sleeping
and reclining-chair cars run through to the falls
without change; also restaurant cars in charge
of MIR. TaCgart, superintendent of the Union
Depot dining nall, which is a guarantees that
everything served will be of the best and cheap
est in price Remember that the l., B. 81 w.
excursion leaves Tuesday. Aug g.
For further particulars call at the l., B. & w.
ticket-office. l3S South Illinois street.
o. Lara ds.sa rha
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Steamship News.

ScILLY ISLAND, July 30.-Passed Western
land, from New York for Antwerp.
PLYMOUTH. July 30.-Arrived: Westerland,
from New York for Antwerp
NEW YORK, July 30.-Arrived: Elbe, from
Bremen; France, from London; British Queen,
from Liverpool
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Pendleron's Gas Well.

The second and last gas well at Pendleton
proves to be an immense success, and assures to
the people of that com immunity a great abundance
OF the coveted fuel. It has been, as yet impossi-
BILE to conhne the flow. as anv attempt to shut
il of would Immediately result in flowing
the casing. So strong is the flow that the fame
end of the two-inch stand-plpes, from which it
is constantly escaping. and when on at full head
the roar of escaping gas can be heard for long
distances and at night the blaze is easily seen
at Anderson, eight miles northeast.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-31
Niagara Fails, Toronto and Putin Bay. Wednes-
day, Aug. 3.


For the benefit of those who have not received
a circular giving full information of this delight
sul trip, the following may oe of interest: Fare
for the round trip the Falls, S.; Toronto. ST.
EXTRA Putin Bay. 81 extra. Four days At the Falls,
or the time may oe divided between the Falls.
Toronto, Putin Bay and Detroit. Sleepers and
chair through without change Restaurant
car. in which tea and coffee will be cents, and
everyt thing else in proportion, will through
and lay ut the Falls serve those desiring
lunch. Tickets will be for sale on the train to
those reaching Indianapolis morning trains
Excursion train leaves indianapolis at 1885 A.
NJ, via ..Old Reliable" c.. Fl. e. D.. and passes
Personal atten tion to the care of passengers.
w. II. FISHER.
Gen. Agt. c., Fl. & l. r. R., Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-31
Baseball Enthusiasm.

Baltimore American.
Base-b ball excitement is so intense in Freder-
lex City that recently when young man was in
the act of proposing to one of the MANY pretty
girls of that pleasant city she interrupted him
with the words: Never mind that What's
tha sco-e9"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-31
News of the Churches.

The Tabernacle and Second Presbyterian Churches
closed.
Rev. w. f. Sheridan. of Blackboard will take his
vacation the latter part of August at Ocean Grove
At the Bruce Park eamp-meeting, this aftern DON
md this evening Rev. o. L. Ross, of Springfield o.
will preach.
Christ Church is to celebrate the senicentennial
The founding of the parish in October. 1t will be
great event in the history of the parish.
Rev. Manley W. Tabor. of Terre Harlte win preach
II UniversaliSt Church. Room IL #hen. block. at
1O:45 Q clock this morning. Subject. The Love Of
Christ"
Kevs. ]. f. Steele Of Ames. A. w. LampoFt of
Central-avenue, and w. III. Wydman. of Seventh
street will leave Tuesday with their families for
a week . camping the " arsaw lakes.
Mrs Mary Mershon, the noted evangelist. will
duct camp-meeting in Bruce grove. College ave-
1ue beginning tuesday eyening, Aug 2, ard closing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-31
He Fired Him.

Cleveland leader.
"Oh. Ro1ena," exclaimed Voltigern Tape
measure. dropping on his knees without a strug-
GLE ''your beauty fires nv heart"
my daughter" said old Heneist Wheatcorner,
entering the room. II will divide the contract
with you; will fire the rest Of him." Which he
did
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-31
OYSTERS! OYsters!!

A. Booth & Sons, 40 North Illinois street. will
open fresh oyster season Aug. 1. Telephone
call, 933. Send orders
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FRESH oysters. fruits. etc Schaffner'&

Special Trains to Bethany Park During Camp
Meeting,
July % to Aug Is, via l. s. " railroad. Trains
leave Union Depot daily. except Sunday, at TAO
A. NJ, 1l:5o A. NJ. and Al p. NJ; returning, leave
the park at 9:54 A. n, 1852 P. NJ and P. n.
leaves the park at p Nj.
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Auction Sale

We sell on Monday, Aug ]. at 2 p. NJ. on the
premises. 800 East New York street, a very de-
sirable home Title perfect sale positive
w. e. MICK g. Co.
L. N PERRY Auctioueer.
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ME- Whxfa,S OYersiRht.

pittsbure Chronicle
The Maryland Democrats have nominated
Hon. William Pynckney Whyte for Attorney
General Mr.. White neglected to sprinkle
few Us in Wyilyam is a mystery.